Monday 7 November 2011

Solution of Cost & FM - Nov 2011


1.      Cost & Financial Management  ( Solution )
Novemeber 2011
                                                          Prepared By
                                                                                        CA. ARVIND SINGHAL


(a)  1.       (a)  (i) Margin of Safety = actual Sales – Break even sales
                                           Actual Sales

40%=  5 lakhs- BES
                 5 lakh

Break even sales =3 lakhs.


(ii)  Break Even sales =    Fixed cost
                                              Pv ratio
        
                         3 lakh =  Fixed cost           
                                                50%
                          Fixed cost = 1.5 lakh


 Required Sales =   Fixed Expenses + .10 x
                                          Pv ratio

                      x           =  1.5 lakh +.10x
                                           0 .50
                      X =  3.75 lakh

Sales in units  =  375000/1000
                         = 375 units


1.       (b) (i) Rowan system = time taken*rate per hour +    time saved   *time taken* rate per hour
                                                                                            Time allowed

 = 120 hours *(10+30/8) +    30     *120* (10+30/8)
                                                  150
=  Rs. 1980


(ii)  Efficiency level =  Time allowed
                                         Time Taken

                                   =   150/120
                                   = 125 %

Basic wage = 120* (10+30/8)
                     = Rs. 1650

Bonus  =  20 % * 1650 + 25% *1650
               = Rs. 742.50

1.       ( c )   incremental Gain = 120000*15%
                                       = 18000

    Investment in Debtors = 102000*1.5/12
                                             = 12750


Incremental Cost
 Bad Debts =  10%*120000 = 12000
 Interest loss = 12750*   40%          
                                          1-.30
                           =7286
Total incremental Cost = 12000+7286
                                          = 19286

Incremental loss = 19286-18000
                             = 1286


1.       (d)  ke = EPS/MPS
            =  4/40
             = 10%

OR

Ke = D1/P +G
   = 4*25%/40+ .08
=  10.50%


Kd = upto 2 lakh = 10% (1-.30)
        = 7%
      = Beyond 2 lakh = 15 % (1-.30)
       =10.50%

WACC = 10%*6/10+7%*2/10+10.50%*2/10
              = 9.5%

Note :- We have given preference to the Gordon Model (for Ke ) for computing the WACC, alternatively we can also take the avg of both Ke and then can calculate WACC by taking that avg. Ke.

2 . (a)   Actual overhead incurred =  Rs 79 lakh

              Absorbed overhead     = 1.50 lakh days *  Rs  50
                                                       = 75

Under absorbed overhead = 79-75 = 4 lakh

Underabsorbed overhead due to defective planning = 4 lakh *60%
                                                                                                = 2.40 lakh

These overhead will be charged to costing P & L account.

Overhead due to increased cost = 4-2.40
                                                           = 1.60 lakh

These overhead will be charged through the supplementary rate
            Supplementary rate =   Overhead
                                                 Equi. Prod.

=                                       1.60 lakh                                            
         (30000+5000+ 10000*.50)

=  Rs 4 per unit.


Therefore amount chargeable to
1.       Cost of sales = 30000*4 = 120000
2.       Closing stock = 5000*4 = 20000
3.       WIP = 10000*50%*4 = 20000

2.       (b) (i)  Liquid Asset = CA – stock  - prepaid expenses
                                   =3050000-2160000-10000
                          = 880000

Liquid Liability =  current liab – bank od
                           = 1000000

Quick Ratio  = 880000/1000000
                         = 0.88

(ii)  Debt – equity Ratio = 1600000/(2000000+800000)
                                           =0.5714


(iii) Return on capital employed  =  EBIT / capital employed

Where,  EBIt= 120000

               Capital employed = 1600000+2000000+800000
                                               = 4400000

Ratio will be = 120000/4400000
                        =27.27 %


(iv)  Avg collection period =   Avg. debtors     * 360 days
                                                     Cr sales
                                                                     = 360 days * 400000/(4000000*80%)
                                                                       =45 days.

3.       (a)      input                  detail                output            mat 1                   Lab                

       8000
       Op wip



     182000         
       Input



     Nor. loss
      15200



    Abno effectives
     (1200)
      100%   (1200)
      100%    (1200)






      Output trfd
     158000
     158000 
      158000

      cl. wip
      18000
      100%    18000
      70%   12600
      190000
         total
      190000
     174800
     169400


  Statement of cost per unit
M 1 =  63900+756900-15200*8        = 4
                      174800

Lab & o/h =  10800+5400+328000+164000    = 3
                          169400


Statement of valuation
1.       Abnormal effectives =  1200*( 4+3 )  =  8400
2.       Closing WIP =  M1=           4*18000  = 72000
                          Lab & ov = 12600*3 = 37800    109800
3.       Output Trfd = 158000* (4+3 ) = 11,06,000


pr                                                              Process A/C
      To op wip
        8000  
      80100 
      By nor loss
       15200
       121600
      To mat intro
       182000
       756900



      To lab

      328000
      By next process
       158000
       1106000
      To overhead

      164000






       By cl. wip
       18000
        109800
     To abno. eff
      1200
       8400

















3.       (b)   Total asset turnover ratio = sales / total asset
                                    2.5 = sales / 4800000
                                 Sales = 1,20,00,000

Now           sales =  1,20,00,000
          VC @ 60% = 72,00,000

Contribution     =  48,00,000
(-) FC                    =28,00,000
EBIT                         20,00,000
(-) intt.                    4,20,000
EBT                          15,80,000
(-) tax @ 30%   4,74,000
EAT                     11,06,000

No. of share   100000

EPS      =  Rs. 11.06  

(ii) combined leverage  =  4800000/1580000
                                          = 3.04

4.       (a)  Calculation of operating cycle :-

Raw material = avg raw material          *365
                             Raw mat consumed
                         =  (180000+200000)/2             *     365     
                             180000+1100000-200000
                          = 64 days

WIP    =  Avg WIp        *   365      
               Work Cost

           =  (60000+100000)/2                                                 *365
              (60000+1080000+300000+200000-100000)
        
           = 80000 / 1540000   *365    =  19 days


Finished Goods  = Avg stock                *  365         
                                Cost of goods sold

                           = (260000+300000)/2                               *365
                              (260000+1540000+175000-300000)
                        
                            = 280000/1675000     *365   = 61 days

Debotors  = Avg debtors / credit sales  *365 
                  = (150000+200000)/2   *365
                       2000000
                   = 32 days


Creditors = avg creditors / cr purchase *365
                   =  (200000+240000)/2         *365
                            1100000   
                  = 73 days

Net operating cycle  = 64+19+61+32-73
                                       =103 days

4.       (b) do yourself.

6.       (a)  Avg Rate of Return = Avg income / avg. investment   *100
Avg income = cash flow – dep – tax

Machine  X
Cash outflow =7000+6000+12000 =  25000 p.a.

Cash inflow = 10000+90000 = 1,00,000 p.a.

Cash flow = 100000-25000 = 75000 p.a.

Dep   =150000/5   =  30000 p.a.

Cash flow after Tax = (75000 -30000)* (1-.30)  =   31500 p.a.
    & dep.

ARR  =  31500/150000  *100   =  21 %

Similarly for Machine Y

ARR  =  42000/240000  *100   =  17.50 %


Therefore Machine X should be purchased.
(ii )  Present value Index method  =   PV of Cash Inflow
                                                                 PV of cash outflow
Machine X
PV of cash inflow  = 100000*3.79  + 30000*30% + 25000*30%  = 395500
PV of Cash outflow = 150000 + 25000* 3.79 + 100000*30%  = 274750

PI  =  395500/274750  = 1.4394


Machine Y
PV of cash Inflow  =135000*4.354 +40000*30% + 35000*30%  =610290

PV of Cash Outflow  = 240000+ 35000*4.354+135000*30%      =432890

PI = 610290/432890  =  1.4098

Therefore on the basis of PI value Machine x is preferable.


(b) 

Budget



Standard


Actual

     Mat
     10 kg
       10
     100
    48000
      10
    480000
     50000 kg
      10.5
      525000
      lab
      6 hrs
      5.50   
      33
    28800
     5.50
    158400
     31000 hrs
       5
      155000
     Var  o/h
       6 hrs
       10
      60
    28800
      10
    288000
       31000 hrs
      9.4516
       293000










                    1 unit                                           4800 units                                      4800 units


Material cost variance = Standard cost  -  actual cost
                                          = 480000-525000
                                           = 45000 A
Labour Cost Variance  = 158400-155000  = 3400 F

Variable oh variance  = 288000-293000 =  5000 A

Fixed overhead cost variance  =  Recovered – actual
                                                        =  (450000/30000)*(4800*6) – 470000
                                                         = Rs. 38000 A



Your Suggestion, Critics and arguments are pleasurely Welcomed.

Sincere efforts have been made to avoid any mistake , but if You

found any such one then that is deeply regretted.

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